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Senior Living Celebration

Senior Adult Inspiration, Worship and Evangelism Encouragement

The race is for the strong in spirit.

Do you need a pit-stop to recover, refresh, and refill? Then the 2012 Senior Living Celebration is the place for you!

The pit crew consists of speaker and entertainer Kay DeKalb Smith and "home-grown" musicians who know how to make a pit-stop one of the most entertaining yet spiritually uplifting aspects of the race.

You will also have workshop opportunities led by leaders who love to encourage and equip all faith racers!

So –- mark the date, round up your friends and race on over to a Celebration near you for one of the best pit-stops ever!

Special Guest

Kay DeKalb Smith is returning to Kentucky after six years to help us celebrate! Described by many as the "Carol Burnett of Christian Entertainment," this red-headed ball of enthusiasm from Nashville, Tennessee, will tickle your funny bone with NEW material and a couple of classics – all while immersing your heart and mind in the important claims of the gospel. You don't want to miss this pit-stop!

Music will be provided by local talent. From a senior adult choir to a quartet, you’ll be tapping your toes and clapping your hands!

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Help spread the word! These attractive resources will help you rev up the excitement leading up to the Celebration:

Schedule (local time)

8:30 amDoors Open / Registration Continental Breakfast
9:20 –10:45Worship Celebration
11:00 –11:50Workshop Opportunity
12:00 –12:40Lunch
12:50 –1:40Workshop Opportunity
1:50 – 2:30Entertainment
2:40pmDismiss

Workshops

All Aboard—Plan trips that will be educational, safe, meaningful and fun for your entire group. (Senior Adult Leaders Only)Townsend, T.
Day Trips For Seniors—View updated historical places & events of Kentucky attractions.Wilburn, R.
Duck, Duck, Goose—Explore practical ideas to care for a once cuddly duckling who may now be a demanding goose—all while taking care of yourself!Phillips, O.
Facebook: become friends with your family—Stay connected to friends, family and organizations you love using social media tools like Facebook.Smith, B.
ForeTalk: Making A Great Last Impression—Plan for end of life, including how to have the difficult conversations. Craig, S.
Healing from the Loss of a Loved One--Explore spiritual truch for healing after the loss of a loved one.Erwin, C.
Senior Power: harness it-shape it-share—Ten ways to develop clarity, confidence and creativity of who God says we are!Coomer, S.
Retirement Lessons from Grandchildren— Discover if you are gaining something new or finally seeing through the eyes of a child. (A.M. class ONLY)Futral, G.
The Exciting World of Computing—Discover the changes and developments of phones, tablets, e-readers and more!Phillips, H.
The Truth About Probate & Living Trusts—This session reveals the truth about probate; how a Living Trust works; advantages of a Living Trust, and what financial matters must be handled whether or not probate is required.Valentine, L.
What Are We Going to do with Momma—Discuss practical questions of long term care.James, C.
Wheel of Missions—A television show-style-missions game which affirms that seniors are Still in the Race!Byrdwell, A.

Please note:

  • Workshop may be limited for safety OR room size.
  • Workshops may also only be in the a.m. OR p.m.
  • Workshops/Leaders subject are to change. Updated list provided on site.

Registration is $15 if paid (or postmarked) by April 2, 2012; $20 after April 2 and at the door. Click here to register online (available after January 9, 2012.)

Cost includes light breakfast and lunch. Cancellations subject to a $5 per person administrative service fee. No refunds after March 26, 2012.

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